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In a very simple way, we we connect every change within sight. We add was, you know, years ago when we started have all these chains spin up. I looked at it as this is pre Internet world. You got Stanford, you got DARPA, you get all these networks of computers that exist. None of them can talk to each other right now we have a bunch of distributed execution environments that are chains. That's all they are and there's no way for them to talk to each other. And we were trying to build something for ourselves and what we're trying to build needed you to actually contracts on both chains. There's no way to do that. And so that that is the. Core of what we've done is built a communication layer to do that and basically that allow these chains to talk to each other. Fast forward today, you know we have. A couple of MY2200 ish, $1,000,000 of applications built on top of us. We've had $36 billion move across the rails this month alone. So now it's grown to like now it's, it's real meaningful transactional volume. You have single transactions of, you know, $800 million being moved. And we can go into kind of what that looks like because the cost structure of a lot of this stuff is changing drastically. But that's what we do. Allow arbitrary contract invocation across any chains. You can build any applications that have to be financial. It does have to be money be anything, any information, just. I'm packing on the Internet.